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ONE STEP EQUATIONS!!!!!

ONE STEP EQUATIONS!!!!!. Rule: An equation is like a balance scale. In order to keep it balanced, whatever you do on one side of the equal sign, you have to do on the other.

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ONE STEP EQUATIONS!!!!!

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  1. ONE STEP EQUATIONS!!!!! Rule: An equation is like a balance scale. In order to keep it balanced, whatever you do on one side of the equal sign, you have to do on the other. IF you add or subtract on one side of the scale, you lose your balance. In order to keep it balanced, you must to the SAME thing to both sides: SO, the rule again is: WHATEVER YOU DO TO ONE SIDE OF THE EQUALS SIGN, YOU MUST DO TO BOTH SIDES. If you don't keep it balanced, then the equal sign is not true!! Example: 2 + 3 = 5, right? Let's add 6 to just one side. 2 + 3+ 6= 5. Now, it's not true, is it? The left equals 11 but the right equals 5. Now let's try adding 6 to both sides: 2 + 3 + 6= 5+ 6 Now, that's true!!! BOTH sides equal 11.

  2. One-Step Equations!!! Do you know what the opposite means? Draw a line from each operation to its opposite. multiplication subtraction addition division addition subtraction multiplication division INVERSE is another name for opposite.

  3. Next, the rule: to solve a one-step equation, isolate the variable by using the inverse operation. BUT, what does that mean??? Now, for some vocabulary: 1. equation: math sentence with an equals sign. 2. isolate the variable: get the variable alone on one side of the equal sign. 3. solve the equation: find out what the value of the variable is. 4. inverse operation: the opposite operation. To put it simply, if "they" added, we subtract. If they subtracted, we add. If they multiplied, we divide. If they divided, we multiply. THAT IS, we UNDO whatever was done to our variable. For example: x + 3 = 8 THEY added 3, so we subtract 3 (from both sides). x + 3 = 8 -3 -3 x +3 - 3 = 8 -3 x = 5 REMEMBER: if you only do something on one side of the equals sign, you won't be balanced and you'll get the wrong answer!!!

  4. PRACTICE: First, let's practice identifying the inverse operation. The first two are done for you. 1) 3x = 8 They multiplied by 3, so we divide by 3 (on both sides). 2) x - 9 = 17 They subtracted 9, so we add 9 (on both sides). Now you try! 3) 6 + x = 189 4) x/4 = 38 5) x + 12,000 = 83,456 6) x - 1/2 = 3 7) 3.75 x = 9.56 8) x/0.8 = 6.1 On the next page, we will begin to USE INVERSE OPERATIONS TO ISOLATE THE VARIABLE.

  5. USING INVERSE OPERATIONS TO ISOLATE THE VARIABLE AND SOLVE THE EQUATION. STEPS TO FOLLOW: 1. Identify the operation and find the inverse. (did they multiply? then we divide.) 2. Perform the inverse operation. (do the math) 3. Make sure the variable is isolated (alone on one side). 4. Substitute the answer into the original equation to check your result. GREAT NEWS!!!!!!!!! It is impossible to get the wrong answer when solving an equation, because you must check your answer. If it isn't correct, you can try again. If you have the wrong answer, that means you did not check it!!! Practice: the first one is done for you. 1) 9 + x = 14 They added 9 so we subtract 9 from both sides. 9 + x = 14 -9 -9 x = 5 Check your answer: 9 + (5) = 14 √ PLEASE NOTICE: A CORRECTLY SOLVED EQUATION WILL REQUIRE AT LEAST 4 LINES ON YOUR PAGE. DO NOT TRY TO SQUISH YOUR WORK!! 2) 5 + R = 24 3) Y - 6 = 20 4) P + 120 = 540 5) X/ 4 = 12 6) 7X = 49

  6. Second practice day! Yay! Page 91 #12-21, 30-34, 47-52 page 96 # 19-20, 41-50 page 755 # 53-57

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